When the Flood Dragon Sage patrolled the river, the sea tide led the way.
Seen from high above, seawater at the Yangtze Estuary began pouring upstream, forming a surging tide that flowed from east to west against the current.
At the edge of the horizon, a white line slowly rose, accelerating without pause. It reached a full ninety feet high, advancing like a colossal white wall and crushing its way across the river.
This single line of white tide thundered like ten thousand galloping horses, its roar deafening. Wherever it passed, the river shook and the earth trembled.
Unlike an ordinary river tide, this mighty surge neither spilled beyond the river nor battered its banks as it raced onward. After the white tide passed, the river rose by only a foot, causing no disaster.
After the first white tide formed, a second appeared a hundred li behind it, followed by a third.
All three lines of white tide stood as tall as nine-story buildings, their force shaking the heavens as they approached ever faster.
Behind the three white tides, an enormous mass of water slowly rose. Vast quantities of water then formed a platform, which moved steadily from the Yangtze Estuary toward Baling City.
As the water platform moved, densely packed water demons rose from within it, thrashing their tails before finally standing atop the platform.
The Raging Waves Battle Platform-a formidable power the water race used in battle.
Nearly a hundred li wide and two hundred li long, the Raging Waves Battle Platform resembled an enormous city, carrying an endless host of water demons swiftly forward.
Every member of the water race aboard the battle platform was a Yangtze River water demon. Whether shrimp soldiers, crab generals, shellfish troopers, or fish marshals, they all wore hard armor over their